The week in corruption: 6 stories making the news
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A selection of corruption stories from the week of 3-9 July 2016.
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A selection of corruption stories from the week of 3-9 July 2016.
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Amid suspicions of police murdering a Kenyan humans rights lawyer, people across Africa see the police as the most corrupt group.
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Antoine Deltour talks about his experience as a whistleblower, and how there are thousands of potential whistleblowers.
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TI Chair José Ugaz visited Ukraine and discussed anti-corruption efforts with Ukrainian leaders.
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Amid renewed protests over corruption, Brazil needs an unimpeachable anti-corruption programme to win back trust in politicians.
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The London summit tackled key corruption problems, including corrupt financial flows, public contracting, health and sport.
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The 12 May summit in London coincides with a huge corruption scandal: the Panama Papers. It's time for action.
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The theme of the 17th edition of the International Anti-Corruption Conference (IACC) is Time for Justice: Equity, Security, Trust.
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Explore the findings of our new report, spanning the experience of almost 11,000 people in nine countries.
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Transparency International supports LuxLeaks whistleblower Antoine Deltour who faces prosecution.
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Tweet to the moderators at the 4/14 #demdebate for US presidential elections for the candidates to speak about secret companies.
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Panama Papers unmasked the dark side of the global financial system. Three steps to stop secret companies now.
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Applications are open for the Transparency International School on Integrity taking place in Lithuania this summer, apply today!
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Learn how despite massive investment corruption in the water sector affects the world's most vulnerable populations.
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Mexican citizens have collected over 300,000 signatures for the #Ley3de3 anti-corruption initiative.
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Some OECD countries have done nothing to enforce anti-bribery laws.